Unit 3 (Geography)

Front 1

Pope Gregory the Great was a monk?

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True

Front 2

The Synod of Whitby solved military differences?

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False

Front 3

The Corpus Juris Civilis is a religious document?

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False

Front 4

The City of God was written by St. Augustine?

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True

Front 5

All of the germanic tribes where Roman Catholic?

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False

Front 6

The Huns where an Asiatic tribe?

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True

Front 7

Being Arian Christians ended up as a problem for many germanic tribes because it gave Clovis a reason to attack them?

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True

Front 8

The Scourge of God

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Attila

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Witan

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Counselors to Germanic king

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Vandals

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Germanic tribe

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Clovis

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Established Frankish kingdom

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Ambrose

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Doctor of the church

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caliph

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Islamic ruler

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Five Germanic tribes are:

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Angles, Saxons, Vandals, Franks, and Goths

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The Ostrogoth ruler who deposed Odacer was

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Theodoric

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The three methods of determining innocence or guilt in Germanic law were

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Compensation, trail by ordeal, and swearing of oath

Front 17

Theodoric the Ostrogoth established his capital city in

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Ravenna

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Archeological find that gave insight into Anglo-Saxon culture:

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Burial ship at Sutton Hoo

Front 19

The British King who asked for aid from the Angles and Saxons in the fifth century was

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Vortigern

Front 20

The establishment of Catholicism in Western Europe is credited to

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Clovis

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What did most Germanic kingdoms have in common

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Pagan background, Arian Christians, witans, comitatus justice system.

Front 22

What did Clovis do?

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Clovis established the French Kingdom.

Fought pagan tribes

Credited for Roman Catholicism in Western Europe

Front 23

What poem describes the treasures found at Sutton Hoo?

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Anglo-Saxon epic Beowulf

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Charles Martel

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The Hammer

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Pope Leo III

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Crowned Charlemagne

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1055

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Fall of Baghdad to Turks

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Abbot

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Head of monastery

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Rollo

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Viking leader

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Boethius

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Consolation of Philosophy

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Aix-la-Chapelle

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Charlemagne's capital

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Jerome

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Latin Vulgate

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Emperor Leo III

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Leader of iconoclast movement

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Alcuin of York

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English scholar

Front 34

A religious image or picture is sometimes called

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An icon

Front 35

The Frankish Kings of the seventh century where called the

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Do-Nothing-Kings

Front 36

The Donation of Pepin refers to

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Papal States

Front 37

Another term for the germanic practice of compensation was

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Wergild

Front 38

The Treaty of Verdun

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Divided Charlemagne's kingdom

Front 39

The vikings where also called

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Norsemen

Front 40

A famous illuminated manuscript is

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Book of Kells

Front 41

The spread of Western monasticism was due largely to

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St. Benedict

Front 42

The middle ages are the years A.D. 100-400?

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False

Front 43

Charlemagne's father was Pepin the Short?

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True

Front 44

East Frankland was given to Louis the German?

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True

Front 45

Baghdad became the capital of the Byzantine Empire?

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False

Front 46

How was the crowing of Charlemagne significant?

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Both politically and religiously

Front 47

Muslim Spain was a cultural center in the tenth century?

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True

Front 48

Alfred was King of Wessex?

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True

Front 49

The Praetorian guard was

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The emperors personal guard

Front 50

After the fifth century the bishop of Rome was referred to as the

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Pope or Papa

Front 51

The Huns, Magyars, Mongols, and Bulgars where

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Asiatic tribes

Front 52

Three causes for the barbarian invasions of the 4th century:

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Push westward by the Huns

The number of barbarians

Weakened state of Roman military power

Front 53

Monte Cassino was

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The site of Benedict's monestary

Front 54

What was the comitatus?

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A term for a group of warriors sworn to protect the king.

Front 55

Why did the Arab invasions begin?

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Need for land and grazing areas, Arabs setting out war against "infidels"

Front 56

What was the Carolingian Renaissance

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The reign of Charlemagne and his sons. They pushed forward in culture and art.

Front 57

Feudalism concerned the lower classes?

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False

Front 58

The Ummayad Kingdom of Cordoba was Muslim?

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True

Front 59

Clunny was a reformed monestary?

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True

Front 60

Hugh Capet was an early English King?

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False

Front 61

Scholasticism was a system of religious Philosophy?

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True

Front 62

The children's crusade was successful?

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False

Front 63

The serfs followed the chivalric code?

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False

Front 64

The Byzantine Empire fell in 1453?

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True

Front 65

Chaucer was a great English poet?

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True

Front 66

A fief was land granted to a noble?

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True

Front 67

Dante

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Great Italian poet

Front 68

Ivan the Great

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First great Russian monarch

Front 69

Boethius

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Consolation of Philosophy

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Augustine of Canterbury

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Missionary to England

Front 71

The Song of Roland

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French epic

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King John

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Magna Carta

Front 73

Gothic Architecture

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Notre Dame de Paris

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Bailiff

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Ran the financial business of the manor

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Trivium

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Latin grammar, rhetoric, logic